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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
6
Maynard notes list guests from Lynn and Chelsea, lodge degrees, Hallowe'en parties, and a busy week of visits, hospital updates, and school activities. Delegations attend Royal Arch installation. local sports, mill work, and church events fill the town calendar with concerts, dances, and suppers.
A Junior Epworth League business meeting is set for Sunday evening to elect officers. The annual fair runs Thursday and Friday in Colonial Hall with sales of fancy articles candy aprons flowers food and lunch. Thursday features two act comedy The House in Latre Lane with listed cast and the Friday program includes Practical Use for Peddlers with music by the Mandolin and Guitar club.
The Rebekah lodge held a Halloween party at the O F hall on Thursday evening. Mrs Inez Andrews won for the handsomest costume and William Jones won for the most grotesque. The program included games a social hour and refreshments. Also noted were piano rolls offered by Johnson Music Store and a lost amethyst rosary with a local return request.
In Concord Massachusetts on October 14 1921 residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate Williams road from Old Marlboro road to the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The county meets September 1921 and October 1921 to view the premises hear parties with notice to interested parties and town clerk, three weeks publication in Concord Enterprise.
A Halloween evening hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary, A. Q. H., at Eagle Hall drew many members. Games and dancing entertained guests, with vocal solos by Miss Alice Mc Donald and Gertrude Connors. Prize rings were found in cake by Helen Doyle and Alice Crotty. program coordinators included Miss Beatrice Malone, Katherine Driscoll, May and Genevieve Sharpe, Charlotte Ryan, and Annie Duggan.
Brick Wilder hit a three run homer last Sunday for the Kaceys of Norwich against Taftsville Connecticut. The long shot cleared the fence as three runners crossed the plate for the winning runs. Norwich fans hailed Wilder as the day’s hero in a hot rivalry game.
Paul Kozac of High Street appeared before His Honor at the Concord District Court Monday morning charged with larceny of cloth from the Assabet mills wet finishing department. Chief Binks and Patrolman Driscoll raided Kozac's home Saturday night and seized the cloth. He was found guilty and fined $100.
Charles Spence announced that the Maynard Cricket and Athletic Club plans to enter a soccer team in the Boston district Soccer league. The transfer bet cap was described as an agent for practice.
Fraternal orders plan a winter bowling league with teams from K of C K of P M U Fraternities and other societies eyeing entry. Open to any town organization, with matches this week and a tournament next week among Assabet mills departments aiming for the mill championship.
Assabet Aerie F O E initiated two candidates and received two applications for membership at a meeting Tuesday night. The Worcester degree team will perform the third degree at an upcoming meeting. A committee of Hunt Hinds Moynihan Chidley O Leary King Ward Marcus was appointed to arrange a public entertainment and plan the third degree exemplification.
Arthur J. Coughlan will discuss the post office at the Maynard Business Association gathering to be held Monday evening at the Masonic hall. Frank E. Anota of Maynard Trust Co. to speak on banking. A collation will be served. For sale New Process gas range at 3 Butler Ave.
Local lines Crowded as outdoor sport gains followers of all ages. The Country club near Sudbury hosts hikes and golf year by year with six greens ready early spring. Francis Ouimet to visit the course with writers from Boston newspapers. Five hole temporary course used now. Ladies increasingly take to golf, with Gle Adamson as caretaker. For sale dry oak wood four feet long $10 delivered Sudbury Maynard George L Goodnow Hudson road South Sudbury Mass o192t
The Maynard Evening School will open on Monday October 31 at 7 p m in Summer Street building with classes for women beginners and fin ished pupils and three men classes including beginners intermediate and citizenship candidates. Former pupils are invited to return and bring new learners. Miss Grace Kinney of Malden will direct Maynard and Hudson programs.
Annie C Lord 61 widow of Harry C Lord died at her Roxbury home last week. Funeral was held Sunday. She was the daughter of the late Finley Robinson who lived on Mains where the root of ice now stands, remembered by longtime residents.
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